Japanese papers are renowned for their elegance and strength, long used in conservation, bookbinding, and fine art applications. Often described as “acid-free,” they are frequently trusted for archival work—but that label, while generally true, isn’t always the full story.

Showcasing the differences between the three types of Gudy DS double-sided tapes—each designed for archival-quality mounting.

In February of 2017 we had the privilege of hosting Catherine and Robert Gamblin for a presentation and demonstration here at TALAS...

Material collections are treasures troves of historical, cultural, and scientific information, providing invaluable insights into our...

Creating Ethafoam mounts for archival storage involves a careful process to ensure that the stored items are supported and protected from...

What’s the difference between Acid-Free and Archival? Acid-free papers are made using alkaline papermaking technology. This means the pH...

Not sure if you should be choosing a buffered or an unbuffered option for long-term storage of your valuable possessions? Read our guide...